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Contents of the UNT Libraries' Web Site In this site you will find:
UNT Library Catalog, covering the
materials owned by the UNT Libraries.
Electronic
Resources, for all the
electronic products that UNT Libraries have purchased, leased, or
recommended in the following broad categories:
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| But you will not find listings of the individual books within two big ebook products here. Ebooks by title from netLibrary and Safari Tech are in the Library Catalog. However, you can use the links above to search these book packages from Electronic Resources. |
Most electronic resources also have records in the Library Catalog. You will also find records in the Catalog for individual electronic journals and books, searchable by title and/or journal title. Use Full Text Electronic Journal Holdings at UNT for a list of most of our electronic journals, the years they are available, and the package(s) where they are found. This page is updated bimonthly as we get new titles often.
Many other web pages, with
information about the UNT Libraries
and specific academic subjects,
disciplines, and
topics. There are special pages to help students
find, evaluate, and use all kinds of information
such as Subject Guides, Class Assignment
Resource
Pages,
Quick Reference, Style Manuals, and
Writing Tips. You will also find links to many other
content-rich pages, including a surprising amount of full text U.S.
and Texas Government Information through the Government
Information Connection. Some of this information is maintained by UNT
Libraries as permanent archives.
Using this Site Students, faculty/staff, and visitors can use the Library Catalog and many other web pages without any special passwords or software programs. Some full text resources including many government information web pages contain pdf files that require Adobe Reader for full access. You can download this program for free on your own computer from http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html.
Electronic Resources provided by UNT Libraries can be easily accessed by any UNT student, faculty, or staff member from any computer with web access through any Internet Service Provider. For more information, go to Tips and Tricks for Using UNT Electronic Resources.
All of these products are readily accessible from any computer in the Libraries, on campus (including UNT Dallas campus) and in the dorms. However, an additional step is necessary if you are off-campus to verify that you are a member of the University community.
EUID and Password If you are off-campus, this is all you will need to use 95% of these products.
For students, this is your EUID and Eaglemail password. If you have not used Eaglemail before, go to https://eaglemail.unt.edu and select "Sign Up!" If you have problems, use the Help option or contact the Computing Center Help Desk, ISB room 119 or 565-2324.
For faculty and staff, you must activate your UNT Internet Services Account, http://ams.unt.edu and obtain a password for your EUID. This web page will also assist you in determining your current, active EUID. Contact helpdesk@unt.edu or call 940/565-2324 for assistance.
This is the screen you will see when you try to open an electronic resource from off-campus::
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Please enter your EUID and password: |
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If you have forgotten your EUID, go to http://ams.unt.edu/whatsmyeuid.php .
To set up or reset your password, go to http://ams.unt.edu/resetpw.php .
Last 5% In addition, a few products also require that you have downloaded a free special helper program called Citrix ICA Client to your home computer. Go to Using Citrix for more information.
Help To help you move quickly around the Libraries' Web Site, we have provided four "Web Aids."
- On the Libraries' Home Page you will find descriptions of content for the major sections of the Libraries' Web Site. These are visible when your mouse rolls over the section headings.
- Use Search this Web Site to quickly find specific information anywhere within the site such as hours, maps, or how to renew books online. However, Search this Web Site cannot be used to find out what the Library owns, such as a particular book or items by a specific author. Use the Library Catalog for this.
- Use Site Map to help you understand the organization of the Libraries' Web Site. This map also contains direct links to the various sections of the site.
- Many times the best way to get help is to Ask a Librarian. Use this page to find out how to contact us via phone, email reference, online reference help desk (chat room technology), or in person. You can schedule a personal session with a librarian to learn how to use the Libraries' electronic and print resources most effectively and efficiently.
Problems and Suggestions If you have suggestions, comments or are having problems with some aspect of this web site, please use our Comment Form. To reach our technical support help desk, use Report a Problem or call 940-565-3024.
Privacy UNT Libraries respects the privacy rights and confidentiality of our users. See our Privacy Statement.
Welcome to the Libraries' Web Site!
This page is maintained by Gay
Woods, Web Site Development Committee.
This page was last updated on
August 19, 2003.
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